New Grandson for Mrs. Pravda Visit to Willow Creek
Mrs. Charles Pravda returned from Willow Creek on Wednesday after visiting her daughter Mrs. Carl Williams and family. She met her new grandson born May 22, the Williamses’ third child.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
4
Mrs. Charles Pravda returned from Willow Creek on Wednesday after visiting her daughter Mrs. Carl Williams and family. She met her new grandson born May 22, the Williamses’ third child.
Local notes report hospital admissions for Ellen Deeney and Ronald Halverson at the Community Clinic. Residents visit from Reed Point to Eau Claire, and Virginia City trips to attend Montana Institute of the Arts. Winners announced in balloon and leak contests. Church of God convention draws 150 attendees with radio broadcasts planned. Community updates cover tax stamps, birthdays, baptisms, a university degree, and summer city park activities with planned lighting and programs for youth.
Judge W Flachsenhar of Forsythe presided in the Sixth Judicial district court yesterday. A decree of divorce was granted to Nora Tomsich from John Tomsich and her former name Nora Sargent was restored. The third annual guardianship accounts for Larry and Boyd Walker were approved. Decrees of final discharge for Pal mer Hauge and Charles McDonnell were signed. An estate settlement for Edith Lippincott Foster was finalized with first and final account approved and distribution decreed.
The Montana Institute of the Arts workshop and convention will be held in Virginia City Friday through Sunday. Local exhibitors include Helen McAuslan, Helen Wachtel Clark, Doris Fogler Broughton in fine arts. Helen Heem state chairman. Jean Smoot in crafts. Attendees need not be M I A members.
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